A Allen And Miracle Valley
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This book appears to represent the first attempt at a truly comprehensive biographical approach to the evangelist named A. A. Allen with emphasis on his ministry and the legacy of that ministry. Allen could be considered a controversial character and even after many years, well over four decades since his death, emotions run high regarding this man and his life and character. Some rush to condemn him while others seek to justify him. In bothcases, it would seem, the facts have frequently become garbled with the telling of his life story over the years. This book considers the legacy of Allen?s ministry following his death in 1970.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781680311150
ISBN10: 1680311158
Steven Phipps
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2017
Publisher: Harrison House Publishers
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